Sentence examples for language of linked from inspiring English sources

An OECD survey of links between different domains on the World Wide Web has tracked the relationship between domains (such as ".com" for commerce, ".co.uk" for British commerce or ".fr" for France) and the language of linked websites.

This paper aims, first, at documenting vocabulary transfers which can be taken as the linguistic side of transfers of rice cultivation; second, at identifying chains of language groups linked together by transfers of rice vocabulary and third, at identifying lack of rice vocabulary transfers between groups.

Research suggests it may have allowed our distant ancestors to communicate before the invention of language, been linked to the establishment of monogamy and helped provide the social glue needed for the emergence of the first large early and pre-human societies.

The company says the rollout is staged, with initial access arriving for some 25,000 English language users of LinkedIn, with a worldwide reach planned for a couple of months from today, give or take.

Respondents reported an average of 7 languages and 3 linked language pairs per project.

Inability to communicate in the same language was linked to lower likelihood of setting goals and lower satisfaction in USF and lower likelihood to report effective skill transfer in RF.

And we track his quicksilver thoughts on the image-making "mental cinema" at work inside each of us; on the uses of language (words link the visible to the invisible "like a frail emergency bridge flung over an abyss"); on literature as "a communication between things that are different simply because they are different".

Google, in turn, kicked off of Computer Science Education Week with a Google Doodle that remembered "Grace Hopper, an American computer scientist and creator of the Cobol programming language" and also linked to "Hour of Code" beneath the doodle.

Current wireless communications enable people to freely exchange information, while web services provide loosely-coupled, language-neutral, and platform-independent ways of linking applications within organizations, across enterprises, and across the Internet.

The juxtaposition of meditative sentences in hesitant syntax with sudden images of urban decay; the unexplained phrase in a foreign language; the linking of Hindu mysticism and Blitz fire-fighting – what could be more Eliotic?

The problems of language are everywhere linked with political, social, economic, and educational factors.